In　the　complex　context　of　urbanization　and　climate　change,　how　to　improve　the　resilience　of　cities　to　deal　with　various　uncertain　and　unpredictable　threats　is　a　new　topic　with　both　theoretical　and　practical　challenges.　In　this　paper,　the　researches　on　urban　resilience　are　summarized　using　the　bibliometric　analysis　combined　with　the　visualization　analysis.　We　provide　a　systematic　and　objective　review　of　resilience　applied　to　urban　development　focusing　on　its　conceptual　frameworks,　research　tendencies,　and　assessment　methods.　The　analysis　results　demonstrate　that　an　increasing　attention　has　been　given　to　urban　resilience,　especially　in　the　field　of　climate　change.　The　degree　of　research　varies　significantly　in　different　countries,　with　the　USA　dominating　in　the　number　of　publications,　followed　by　the　UK　and　China.　Scholars＇　attention　to　urban　resilience　in　different　periods　is　closely　related　to　the　development　background　and　disasters　experienced　by　their　countries,　but　there　are　also　some　commonalities.　Meanwhile,　the　multi-dimensional　research　on　urban　resilience　has　been　recognized　by　many　scholars.　Quantitative　assessment　tools　such　as　simulation　model　and　optimization　model　have　been　widely　used　to　assess　the　level　of　urban　resilience.　Based　on　this,　we　put　forward　the　future　research　trends　in　this　field　and　provide　a　potential　guide　for　future　application　of　urban　resilience.